[Lesch-Nyhan syndrome].
The A.A. outline the Lesch-Nyhan syndrome describing its natural history, etiology, pathology, anatomo-pathology and the clinical, diagnostic and therapeutic principles.
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The A.A. outline the Lesch-Nyhan syndrome describing its natural history, etiology, pathology, anatomo-pathology and the clinical, diagnostic and therapeutic principles.
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In relation to particular specialist filing of orthodontic patients and with reference to the need for pointing out peculiar data during diagnosis and treatment, it is necessary to have a suitable clinical card, which, if filed, may represent a reliable and valid document for case reports. Such a card has also been conceived for its likely insertion into a computer database.
In this work, the AA. have related the principal suture of the skull and the face, analysing the embryonal, functional and anatomic aspects, with particular reference to the times of end of growth and ossification. Furthermore, the AA. had explained the orthopedic appliances which influence, with their action, the activity of specific suture, emphasizing the growth period in which they are more efficient in the correction of the various dentofacial disharmonies.
The AA. in this note II report the most recent acquisitions about the clinical features, hematology and serology of Systemic Lupus Erythematosus. Moreover describe the main characteristics of Discoid Lupus Erythematosus and of Lupus due to drugs.
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The AA. in this note IV report the most recent acquisitions about hematology, serology and immunopathologic findings; describe the association and the overlap between oral lesions in Lupus Erythematosus and other diseases. Finally analysed the importance of establishing the diagnosis of oral manifestations of Lupus Erythematosus.
The AA. examine the natural history, etiology, pathology, anatomo-pathology and the systemic and oral clinical features of the Ichthyosis.
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